report that the war in ukraine has revealed serious roles in the american military industry, and in case of any possible war between the united states and china , the american weapons reserves will run out within a week . ali rajabi, sda news agency in new york have you heard that the statements of the us military commander today led to china's reaction? alamini, the current governor of the air mobility department of the us army , while warning about the possibility of a war between the us and china in two years, asked the forces under his command to prepare in this regard. find this the military command has said that we will defeat china. i will discuss this with mr. abdulrahman abdolahi, an expert on international issues. mr. abdullah . hello, good time. hello, good time to you too, mr. abdi . find the authenticity of the words of the military commander that were first published on social networks. based on what evidence do you think this high command of the american military made such a prediction about the occurrence of war between china and the united states that the senior american officials announced that these actions

united. the american rescue plan save the economy from a deep recession. it put shots and armed -- shots in arms, and put kids can schools. it provided funds to fix our roads, tunnels, roads, transportation systems and provide access in every one of our communities. we passed gun safety legislation that will save lives and make our neighborhoods safer. the chips and science acts to bring manufacturing jobs back to the united states of america and the inflation reduction act to strike a blow. and we drove down the price of lifesaving prescription drugs for many of -- millions of americans. what democrats did with the similar narrow majority. we are ready to get to work to build upon those accomplishments if we can find a partner willing to govern on behalf of the american people. >> would you support a rules change that the person who had a plurality of the woodwind? -- would win? >> under the leadership of clark, democrats are united ready and willing to get things done on behalf of the american people. the republican dysfunction is what it is. chaos and c

uh, well, or the united states of america exactly, then uh at a conference in the poddam. uh, the americanident of romania for the first time announced the presence of a nuclear bomb in the united states of america, which certainly changed the balance and balance of power in them. and between washington and moscow, truman understood that he had such a trump card that no one else had and that thanks to this trump card, very many very many agreements that were concluded in tehran. in yalta, you can not comply, and therefore, so many witnesses describe how stalin reacted when he told him that the americans had tested atomic weapons. uh, well, you could say it's one of the pinnacles. e such an external diplomatic activity. that's because, uh, he showed how much he can control himself and didn't show any excitement. you and i know that almost immediately after the end of this meeting, all the latest. what is the state of the nuclear project, of course , stalin was delivered so that he is superfluous once i could understand. what strategic advantage does the americans have, and does the american

in 2023 will get back to normal and that still represents an upside for the entire industry, united and americaneos talk much about china reopening and what sort of impact? at what point in time, some of these airlines, the big ones like united and american airlines had a number of flights daily direct to china. and that, of course, all but stopped. so what sort of tailwind could that be, potentially >> i was just discussing it this morning with one executive who said, look, we are cautiously optimistic, as we will look over the next couple of months at adding back some flights, but they're not going to go back to where they were pre-pandemic, when, you know, china was a huge growth area. that's going to take some time in part because china is coming out of the covid restrictions, and also in part because while corporate travel is going to increase to china, it's not going to go back to pre-pandemic levels immediately a lot of things have changed in corporate america when it comes to travel to china >> that's true phil, we'll see you later. thank you, phil lebeau and united ceo scott kirby will

. >> absolutely united american and other airlines stepped in and they captors to make sure your kidsnd others actually got where they needed to go they stepped in the last minute for those passengers we have to give them credit even though the southwest is staring down the barrel of a gun and they get to be in front of congress in the new year let's talk about something she said on oversight republicans are going to take control of the house days from now what are your first priorities for the new congress. number one we have ten elected speaker, until we do the republicans in the majority of the house it doesn't mean anything because we're going to be behind in terms of our committee assignments and delivering on our agenda but number one we need to address the inflation situation it is taxation we need to look at further ways to support, improve fnc's in the supply chain that contributes to inflation, looking at energy more energy independent yet net exporters of oil and gas all of those things contribute to lower prices for hard-working americans, that's number one. number two we

units. analysts of the american institute for the study of war do not exclude russia from attacking belarus. however, not in the coming weeks, but as the report says, such an attack is more likely at the end this year, and already according to russian analysts, there are no command and control structures in belarus necessary for an attack in the near future, what are the russians' plans, what scenarios can the occupiers prepare or activate missile launches? my colleagues spoke with military expert oleg katkov, military expert and editor-in- chief. defense express oleg ketkov joins our broadcast p oleg, we welcome you good day thank you for the invitation it's already uh-uh let's start our conversation actually this is what uh-uh the leadership of the so-called svo a-ah or the war that russia has unleashed against ukraine has changed, it is constantly undergoing some kind of changes a-a, in your opinion, has the paradigm of terror itself changed? which directions are a priority for them, based on the latest data that we have, and in particular, this applies to missile launches, it also applie

why would washington's elites risk the americans? the uniteds no reason to go to war with russia over ukraine in the period from 2008 to 2022, nato refused to include kiev into its composition, because no one wanted to fight for ukraine, persistent disputes about weapons. kiev shows that the military-political bloc is still unwilling to fight for ukraine in turkish. yes or sabah analyzed the possible outcome of the ukrainian conflict the triumph of kiev, turkish reporters call the us a simp fantasy and emphasize that the only possible outcome of the conflict. this is a victory for russia, because the ukrainian scenario exactly repeats the mistakes of other countries that trusted the united states. the united states, their allies repeated the same scenario in iraq afghanistan libya and syria ukrainians will face new setbacks as a result of their ideological obsession, having suffered complete failure in the middle east wars, the americans sent not only their ineffective weapons to ukraine, but also before inadequate strategy the west deceived uk

and christian nationalism was often something that united americans together not just, not just right wing polity. exactly, kind of consensus era in the sixty's that starts to splinter and we have the civil rights movement, the feminist movement, and the anti war movement. and that's a, we see some of these core values of patriot has done of christian america, of gender traditionalism kind of come together in an oppositional movement. so that we have people who are holding to these values are doing so over against other americans, over against civil rights activists over against feminist liberals, anti war activists. right. and so it becomes this kind of oppositional movement and allies with the modern republican party. and that's really this christian nationalism that we are seeing today, but it has been brewing for a very long time in white, evan jellico spaces. right. and he had talked about kind of this mythical notion, right. this is an inaccurate understanding of our nation's past ignore as a lot of our founding documents. they will talk about the myth of the separation of churc

consequences that long-term consequences a secret form policy so when they come back to haunt the united states american people don't understand the context of what's going on like the iranian revolution of 79 but the american people didn't know the cia had overthrown the government 25 years before and this wasea the consequence also and 79 carter on july 3rd signed a finding to have the cia back the medication team to provoke the soviets to invade the country and the word was to give the soviets their vietnam a hopeless long-term order to break the bank and destabilize the country and we t did that. and through the reagan years of policy continued on and wasn't just backing afghan jeanine but the era of afghans the muslims from the philippines in the united states and especially the middle east to all travel to afghanistan to fight against the soviet union. then when america occupied saudi arabia permanently in preparation for the iraq war and continue to bomb iraq that is what caused osama bin laden in the group to turn against the united states t of america and first and foremost those bases to saudi

of ​​american hegemony, but nonetheless. that's what the united states of nato is doing. in europe in ukraine, what we know they are doing, however less about china, too, do not forget. yes, of course, you see, actually. it's very interesting that you brought this topic up, because quite recently it occurred to me that both world wars. they were lost because the power that started them fought on two fronts. so this is exactly the same trap that hits the united states today, fighting on two fronts. she runs the risk of being defeated just as germany was in the position of being defeated in 1918 and 1945 today. it's perfect definitely not in the interests of the united states, but nevertheless we see how i would not say that it is the united states itself that is their purposeful policy. i would say that this is the policy of certain populist political figures in the united states who are trying to earn political points for themselves by supporting taiwan, anti- chinese rhetoric of various kinds of travel statements, and so on, many european politicians are now embarking on

united states is very minimal. but in terms of being a customer for american honors. so there it is, number one, and the saudi government. and the market has spent a lot of money in washington in the united states in general. basically buying influence in universities, media, reporters, politicians, past and current american officials and both sides of the iowa democratic site and the republican side in congress and government. so that relationship is definitely a symbiotic relationship because you have a small group of people that is the monarchy or the those people who are now in control of the country among the monarchy, who require security and defense against 1st and foremost, their own people. and the united states have provided that security and protection in spite of any denial. these are the stablish facts that the united states stopped the overthrow or the removal of the monarchy from one end of that country, starting in the sixty's and continued until now. so it's not only, i guess outside threats, but against their own people. and in exchange there, the sau

sometimes they would imply that american jews were dragging the united states into war because of their sympathy for with the the dailynews called the racialk in europe. sometimes the american newspapers made extremely white supremacist arguments. for example the daily news we read of theax anglo-saxons fougt germans, than the so-called white race would commit suicide and asians or the yellow race as they called them would take over the world. remember this is the best selling newspaper in the country. most often though, they argued that the supporteded isolationim because they believed franklin roosevelt would use the war to cease the dictatorial control and become an american. they believed roosevelt wanted to aid hitler's enemies not because he feared for the security, not because he sympathized with the victims of the fascist aggression but he believed that the war would give him the opportunity to seize total control and the government and democracy, canceled cancel s and start his own dynasty. let me give you a couple arexamples. mccormick for instance argued even before the war b

allowing american corporations to supply steel, engines, rubber and components, radio engineering to commercial structures of the countries of the hitlerite coalition, formally the hands of the united . roosevelt acted, in accordance with american business. that is, there seems to be a law that prohibits trade with germany at the state level, but this law made it possible. uh, it means to sell american private companies, uh, strategic materials, including military ones germany and its ally, bypassing which was adopted by the united states of america, what is most interesting, this law was in effect until the forty-fourth year, it seems that the situation was developing in trade relations between the united states and spain, which were not formally a participant in world war ii. franco introduced a rather interesting policy, which led to the fact that spain remained, uh, allegedly neutral. this is very interesting. in fact, the spanish troops also participated in the war against russia soviet union e. here, but here it should be noted that, most likely, georgia acted under the pressure of lobbying organizations, such as private private business organizations and the united states of

orthodox church, as well as issues of granting autocephaly, who is the honorary chairman of the united states americanaire of greek origin close to to the president of the united states and his closest adviser , an intermediary through which high-ranking representatives of the universal of the patriarchy are negotiating with the us political elite in the clinton and biden families. alex rondos is a cia officer involved in resolving the church issue, a former vice president. joseph biden. the fan has repeatedly visited, therefore, the initiator of close contacts between the american consulate in istanbul and the administration of the ecumenical patriarchate, the muslim preacher and public children living in the united states, is wanted by the turkish authorities precisely. he warned bartholomew of turkey's upcoming military coup. now let's. here there are three patients who suffer from this disease. for learn envy, greed and lust for power, one president is a state figure with a 7 percent rating today. he wants power. to do this, he needs a war and an excavation only for this, and he is engaged in this

disarming explosive devices in transcarpathia received additional means of heating from the united states, american businessmen, the former extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of the united states in finland, earl irwin mack, handed over 335 heat guns to ensure rapid heating in points of invincibility throughout the region, the collection of money was organized by the ex-governor of the state of new york, george, he was in transcarpathia in the first days of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, heat guns were bought in the netherlands, each of them is capable of heating up to 400 m² of space, the equipment can work from electricity, gas or part of the diesel fuel of the guns will be transferred to the liberated cities and villages of the kherson region, this is one powerful device, they heat, well, you can say, they can heat gyms, it is very important because if there is a plecount, god forbid , the center of ukraine will be without electricity for a long time , or other regions will come here a huge number of internally displaced persons of our ukrainians, and we will, uh, give them the o

the american newspapers would blame the british for manipulating the united states into war. sometimes they would imply that american -- were dragging the united states into war because of their sympathy for what the daily news called their racial can folk in europe. sometimes the american newspapers made explicitly white supremacist arguments. for example a daily news worried that if american anglo-saxons fought germans, then the so-called white race would commit suicide and asians or the yellow race as the daily news called them would take over the world. remember, this is the best-selling newspaper in the country. most often though the prosperians argued that they supported isolationism because they believe that franklin roosevelt would use the war to seize dictatorial control and become an american caesar. they believe that roosevelt wanted to aid hitler's enemies not because he feared for us security not because he sympathized with a victims of fascist aggression, but because he believed that a war would give him the opportunity to seize total control of the government an

so, and because the united states, the relationship has been as, as stated, even by many american president and officials, the united states is committed to the security and the survival of the saudi monarchy over the past few decades. and most of that source is not the oil as, as, as claimed because the oil, as the oil in the united states is very minimal. but in terms of being a customer for american on was so there it is, number one and the saudi government. and the monica has spent a lot of money in washington in there. and i said in general, basically buying influence in universities, media, reporters, politicians, past and current american officials and both sides of the island in the duma project site and the republican side in congress and in government. so the relationship is definitely a symbiotic relationship because you have a small group of people that is a monarchy or the those people who are now in control of the country among the monarchy, who require security and defense against 1st and foremost, their own people. and the united states have provided that security and protec

russian prisons in ukraine, the wagnerites are accused of many war crimes, other than the united states, the american media believe that putin is ready to prepare a new offensive against ukraine, and at the same time, i am preparing russia for a conflict with the united states as their allies , the american agency blumberg journalists write about this believe that putin has prepared for the fact that the conflict will last for many years . the kremlin wants to demonstrate that its troops can regain the initiative . after several months of retreat, force of ukraine to agree to an armistice that will allow russia to maintain control over the already occupied territory, this is how russian officials and their advisers described the situation in conversations with bloomberg journalists, and as the agency writes , putin is still convinced that greater forces and russia's willingness to suffer losses will allow it to win despite all the failures, and moreover, according to sources close to the kremlin, russia may resume the offensive in february, march. these are the assessments of the american press, mean

the top american military command made such a prediction about the occurrence of a war between china and the united states. i would like to tell you that the top american officials announced that china has increased the intensity of its actions to gain in reality, in fact , it has presented that by the end of the year the future is 224 the presidential election will be held, and this is a great opportunity to launch a military attack. similarly, at the same time, the united states was in the election , in fact, and the american officials were actually famous. in the past few months, the american media published reports about the inadequacy of american military equipment in the event of a conflict between china and the united states. in your opinion, this means talking about a possible military conflict with china, or on the other hand, these reports are in line with the same command. it is not the american military, it is the media that your program also mentioned that more than 51 billion dollars of military aid has been given to this country in the last one year, and most of this aid should be do

the americans themselves had to understand that something threatened them with official data, september 11 , 2001. in the united passenger planes were hijacked by suicide bombers. and the other two to the pentagon and presumably to the white house or the capitol, then the americans came up with the idea that some plane had crashed into the pentagon in washington. although there are no traces of the plane during the explosion in the pentagon. it seems that the pentagon was. it is enough to look at the photographs of the damage on the facade of the pentagon building with an attacked missile. 2977 people became victims of the attacks , including 343 firefighters and 60 policemen, not only us citizens, but also 92 other states were killed. and after that, the americans began a fierce war against terrorists, as well as against those people who did not necessarily consider terrorists, not necessarily all were terrorists and waged this war, the united states of america must be said without respect some rules using the most cruel methods of knocking out confessions by the most cruel interrogations and the use of tortur

that we'll really unite americans.in, this is just another intelligence community scandal that keeps popping up everywhere. well, listen, thanks so much for coming on, derrick. we always appreciate your up sight. have a great weekend. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: what's al sharpton doing to help black people in harlem? we went there to find out. ♪ ♪ charlotte! charl! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. >> jesse: new york city's crime numbers just came in. not good. overall crime is up 20%. robberies, burglaries, transit crimes, everything. subway crime that's up 30%. i guess the only good news is murders are down a wee bit. but really no one feels safe here anymore. mayor adams knows it. d.a. alvin brag knows it. al sharpton knows it. and that's why all these big important people met yesterday up in harlem to figure out a plan at least that's how they framed it an historic public safety summit. here's the thing. the super important meeting was held behind closed doors. so th

under the conditions that both russia and china have been placed with due to american politics because look, uh, the uniteda that it does not provide, let's say, material assistance to russia in the current situation, it's not about assurances. but the fact is that americans, thanks to the dollar, thanks to the prevailing scheme. e. here is what is called supply chains and so on, and controls the situation of the global economy as a whole and in china. in particular, in china they simply don’t want to fall under secondary sanctions, and this is completely understandable and understandable for a country with such a huge economy that is so heavily dependent on the outside world, so here, uh, the situation is quite natural. as for russian chinese trade. well, it is generally withdrawn from the scope of us sanctions to a large extent. at the end ends of the oil. we are supplied to china under the pipeline. gas. now, of course, the pipeline is also not covered by sanctions, but certainly, and calculations like e, have just been said. e in national currencies has already reached about half of our trade turnover,

monastyrsky , who died in the plane crash in brovary the start of the construction of two power units using american technology, they plan to implement the project at the khmelnytskyi npp by 2030-2032 , the cost of one such power unit is about 5 billion us dollars, the source of their financing will be energy and loans from american partners, technology for 1,000 reactors, it has a completely different approach to passive safety systems is the situation when an e-station is deprived of external power, it has the ability to technically exist autonomously for 72 hours in september 2021 energoatom and westinghouse supported the memorandum on the construction of five nuclear power units in ukraine at the beginning of june 2022, the companies signed an agreement to increase the number of nuclear power units from five, the number increased to nine simulators from the last batch from the last batch of metal produced at the destroyed plant, azovstal now helps our military personnel are being rehabilitated in the nezlamni center on the equipment, what is in lviv, how and thanks to which our defenders are com

looking at one of the chapters is on american jews and food and precisely how food that has his culinary traditions in central and eastern europe and was developed in the united states, how american jews will sit down to that food. whether it is a pastrami sandwich or a pickle. food for them that feels like home and their community. it will bring up feelings of nostalgia . which is the subject i am most interested in. >> nostalgia in what way? >> not just for personal experiences . which is normally how we think of nostalgia. but nostalgia for community origins. jewish community origins . heritage in central and eastern europe and the way that american jewish traditions developed in the united states, in immigrant ethic neighborhoods . >> we will take a quick break and come back to talk about this conversation. here on 'mosaic'. >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. i am honored to be your host this morning. we are having a conversation about food and identity. alex is the founder of a wonderful organization and is a contributing editor at our local jewish newspaper which is the jewish news of northern california. welcome back. we were talking before a

build a new world order based on mutual respect based on the original principles of the united nations. i'm american and i'm really sad. i would make clear of very sad to say all this, i'm really, really set up to say it as i grew up in the american government system, you know, my family has been serving uncle sam for 60 years. i disagree with it. well, and i don't, you know, john, i'm an american to ok and i've seen with this foreign policy is done to working people middle class people. they're the ones that always have to pick up the pick up that that they have to shed their blood to ok. and in these mandarins, they go from one air condition to office to another, to start another war. and they never are held to account. ok, sorry for my little speech right there. tom is, has already been brought up here and i think it's really important here, righteous isolated, russia has no friends. it's just a reverse. the west is isolating itself, and i would even go further and i don't want to step on next toes here, but it's a cultural thing too. it's anthropological. the woke ism, the ma postmodernism, most

i've been a long time fighter with the people of iran that are here in the united states, iranian americans who have taken to the streets to be able to say no more, and that we will stand with our brothers and sisters in iran. i have seen the various attacks that have resulted in mass killings. i've seen the fight in iraq where there has been a large loss of life. people that have been fighting for freedom. and i went to the camp to see the devastation, and i've supported a plan for democracy in iran. . i understand that they need us to stand by them. what a horrible and brutal scene that we have seen. children falling dead. mothers, brothers, fathers, uncles. what about mosha, just 22. wanting her life to be before her. seeking to democracy and freedom. a young, bright woman, with courage that was taken away viciously in an ugly attempt to show how domineering this regime is. in the course of taking her away to have her life snuffed out. we don't know her last hoursers last days, lastlast hours, last days, last minutes, we don't know how brutal it might have been. how she cite mite have cr

american war. in 1819 the united states and and new spain at the time had drawn borders between american and spanish lands in spain had undisputed possession of california of new mexico. new mexico again including those modern us states have of nevada and utah and arizona parts of wyoming and colorado and then there was a revolution in mexico in 1821. so now mexico was a declared itself an independent republic and was governing itself. and the meanwhile in the west farther north the united states and england were both laying claim to the oregon territory. so if you want to imagine the modern states of idaho and washington and oregon, but also british columbia up to up to the end of the southern panhandle of alaska. that's that's the oregon territory and they were sharing it which is fairly rare. that is a jointly occupied the orient territory. and if either one of them was good at no longer want to jointly occupy and draw borderline somewhere. they had to give the other one a year's notice. the mexicans living in new mexico and in california depended on american trade for manufactured goods and the

the most important issues facing our country, the american people, whether democrats, republicans, independence or conservatives, are often quite united. the american people know that we are being ripped off by the greed of the pharmaceutical industry, and they want us to substantially lower prescription drug prices. i saw a poll recently, uphold of just republicans. you know what issue was at the top of the lip -- list? lowering prescription drug costs. you know no matter what party you are in, we should not be paying 10 times more for drugs sold in canada or elsewhere. the american people, no matter what their political views may be, know that our health care system is outrageously expensive, bureaucratic and wasteful. and the american people, regardless of their politics, want universal and lower-cost health care. the american people, again, regardless of their politics, know that education is essential to our lives, and the future of this country, and they want high-quality and affordable public education from childcare to graduate school. the american people, again, regardless of party affiliation, know that no one can survive on

. >> you see the airlines, they're the best performing names of the week united, american, norwegian cruises and -- >> having been crushed in the fourth quarter. >> that's the story. also on some good results, at least with the airlines. mike, thank you. we'll see you soon >>> let's focus on the banks, and wells fargo in particular recovering from this morning's slump after reporting an earnings miss. the results come after the bank announced this week plans to shrink its home lending business last month they agreed to a $3.7 billion settlement with the consumer finance protection bureau over consumer abuses. for a first on cnbc interview is cfo mike santomassimo. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> it was such a messy quarter because of the penalties it was almost hard to see the underlying trend in the business how would you characterize it? >> well, i think when you look through to the operating results, it was really good solid progress again i think you look at, you know, whether the benefit we got in net interest income from higher rates continuing to come through in a

the sleek tinsel folk dances performed in the united states reflect the core of the american. rhythm crisp, measured motion. the. the tempo of living in the united states is precise. any observer new to the country tends to consider this tempo, erratic, nervous, centered on modern gadgets, schedules, clocks and dissonant setting noises. but the american drive to be on the move, to stretch and grow, solidified itself into the national character. as early as the 1780s. this was a momentous decade. one marked by the unification of the original 13 states. it was a period which formed a foundation for the expansion, which was to follow clear across the north american continent to the pacific ocean. it was a decade of creative thought and action. the invention of the cotton gin expanded the cotton fields of the south into vast of productivity and prosperity. the busy north and, the gentle south, joined in a mutual bond of commercial growth year by. new states joined the union for cotton wool grain, salt meat and sugar cane floated along the mississippi river to the new orleans market

and so, when you look at the growing american military presence in the pacific region, the efforts of the united states to organize some new military paramilitary groups are openly directed against china and to some extent against russia . actions usually give rise to opposition. well, you know, it's very interesting to watch. uh, americans for many years. uh, they built their relationship on a bilateral basis, well, there the usa thailand yes there the usa indonesia and now we see the creation the attempt to create such a pacific is an attempt to create, uh, an anti, chinese union based on australia, japan, the united states, and uh, hmm, the involvement of india is what is so alarming for russia, that is, the americans are switching to such multi-format things, you know, when the americans fail to do something then to subdue and make american they usually try to internationalize these problems. and this is now a rational problem. well, that is, we will also decide here. we are the most important thing here. we are well aware that we are also married, yes. throughout the wonderful territory tha

by the same time, the united states american protection sell from integration and subsidizes, it's called making its companies more competitive. witness, they 430000000000 faces reduction. i mean, united states is very much a consensus, actually always was no disengage european energy policy from the from rash circle. every european by the expensive l m. d, which is not even enough. that's why that's why russian government continue continue to be although they kept it now, they want to cover the price. but even this is not, not going to be later on. and russia has many alternatives that, but my initial point, i think you should be taking a board. why? because it depends on what kinds of solution we want on here for that. what do you want an american solution? what do you want a solution which is marked by the found by europeans and russians, and chinese, you want a european, you raise your solution or in america so. so that's the key question. right? that's a very interesting question. we'd like to feel that go ahead. yeah, i mean, you know, i think that we know the question of whether or

that we, in the united states congress, and the millions of americans that we represent stand with them their time and struggle for freedom. we want the iranian people to know that we see you. we know the risks you are taking. and the danger that you face. stay strong. stay strong. as freedom will always win over tierney. mr. speaker, we want the iranian people to hear our voices, we want the world to hear our voices that the united states of america in a bipartisan way -- and people all across this country stand with those brave people. that reminds me of struggles of others when they had to fight for their freedom in the streets. freedom will come in the morning. because the voices of the people cannot be deterred. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. >> thank you mr. speaker. support of the house concurrent resolution 7. today, the united states house of representatives stands up for human rights for the same freedoms that we as americans hold so near and dear in our own country and against the brutal regime in iran. the iranian government has a long track record of vial huma

supplies to kiev in russia, it will be destroyed by the ambassador of our country, the united states the american are preparing to send a new largest package of military assistance to ukraine, the media report this according to sources will include several stryker armored fighting vehicles, artillery and ammunition of abrams tanks, which kiev will not be asking for a long time and washington will not be able to send it to it, allegedly due to problems with logistics, writes the publication of politicians. in addition, these combat vehicles, as military sources in ukraine say, there is simply no one to serve the total volume of the next delivery to the kiev regime will be over 2.5 billion dollars. the amount is large, therefore, in the state department. they offered to trace what kiev would spend this money on. for this department sent to congress has its own control plan for assistance, which is indicated to ukraine pumping ukraine with weapons from the west leads to an escalation of the conflict and the death of civilians , said russian ambassador to the united states anatoly antonov loud statem